Park City public meetings in 2025

City Council

The City Council will meet to accept the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. The report is available for public inspection at the Finance Department or on the city website.

• Acceptance of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year ending June 30, 2025

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The committee provided public notice of its regular meeting schedule for the 2026 calendar year. This document is procedural and establishes the dates and times for future meetings.

• Meetings scheduled for January 14, April 8, July 15, and October 14, 2026
• Meetings held Wednesdays from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at 445 Marsac Avenue

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss water conservation and local infrastructure. The body will consider several contracts for trail maintenance and employee housing renovations, as well as permits for the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.

• Resolution 30-2025: Adopting the 2025 Park City Water Conservation Plan
• Professional Services Agreement with Mountain Trails Foundation not to exceed $290,000 for two years
• Construction Agreement with Big Horn Contractors, LLC not to exceed $147,350 for employee housing duplex renovations
• Adoption of the Clark Ranch Conservation Easement
• Youth Sports Alliance 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Homecoming Parade permit for April 3, 2026

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the 2025 Water Conservation Plan at its December 18 meeting. The meeting will be held at 5:30 PM in the Council Chambers at 445 Marsac Avenue, with options for in-person or virtual participation.

• Consideration and public hearing on the Park City 2025 Water Conservation Plan

City Council

The City Council is requesting applications to fill a midterm vacancy for the term previously held by Ryan Dickey. The appointed member will serve until the first Monday of January 2028.

• Application deadline: January 5, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.
• Candidate interviews anticipated for January 9 and January 13, 2026
• Appointment expected at the regular meeting on January 15, 2026

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to discuss the launch of the Emergent Community Needs Grant Program and set 2026 goals. They will also consider approving the October 29, 2025 minutes and the 2026 regular meeting schedule. The meeting includes a community updates roundtable and city council review.

• Discussion of Emergent Community Needs Grant Program launch
• Consideration to approve 2026 regular meeting schedule
• Discussion of 2026 committee goals
• Consideration to approve October 29, 2025 meeting minutes
• Community updates roundtable

Public Art Advisory Board

The Park City Public Art Advisory Board will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes from the November 17, 2025 meeting, review city and arts council updates, and consider changes to the 2026 meeting schedule. The board will also discuss and potentially approve the 2026 project prioritization and budget.

• Consideration to approve the Public Art Advisory Board Minutes from November 17, 2025
• Consideration to approve the change request for the 2026 PAAB meeting schedule
• Consideration of nominations and appointment of PAAB Chair and Vice Chair
• Consideration to approve the PAAB 2026 Project Prioritization & Project Budget
• Creekside Shade Structure install complete, awaiting final inspection and approval

City Council

The Park City Council will hold its regular meeting on December 11, 2025, at the Marsac Municipal Building. The meeting includes a closed session, a work session on golf capital improvements, and a regular session with presentations, public input, and votes on key items such as the Sundance Film Festival permit and a design contract for a pedestrian underpass across SR-248.

• Consideration to approve the 2026 Sundance Film Festival Supplemental Plan and Level Five Special Event Permit
• Consideration to authorize a $1,638,760 design services agreement for a pedestrian underpass across SR-248 by Snow Creek Drive
• Consideration to approve Resolution 28-2025, naming the new community center 'The Mine at City Park'
• Consideration to approve Ordinance No. 2025-23, amending the Land Management Code to comply with state code changes
• Request to approve an amendment to the Interlocal Agreement regarding School Resource Officers

City Council

The Park City City Council will hold its regular meeting on December 11, 2025, at the Marsac Municipal Building. The council will discuss and potentially vote on an ordinance to align the Land Management Code with recent state code changes, including updates to review procedures, notice requirements, definitions, and annexation rules.

• Consideration to approve an ordinance amending Land Management Code sections 15-1-8, 15-1-12, 15-1-21, 15-15-1, Chapters 15-8 and 15-10, and Section 15-1-12.5 (PL-25-06686, PL-25-06512)
• Public hearing scheduled as part of the meeting process
• Meeting available in person and virtually with options for public comment

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several plat amendments and conditional use permits. The body will also discuss a mixed-use redevelopment project and the implementation of the 2025 General Plan.

• Proposed mixed-use development at 1500 Kearns Boulevard with 97 market rate and 20 affordable units
• Land Management Code amendments to allow public transit amenity areas in multiple zoning districts
• Request to extend city employee temporary housing approval at 7700 Marsac Avenue to October 31, 2029
• Proposed 3,915-square-foot single-family dwelling on a steep slope at 368 Woodside Avenue
• Plat amendment for a 2,617.23 square foot lot at 37 Hillside Avenue

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will discuss siding materials, fence types in residential districts, and 2025 General Plan strategies. The board will also take action on a historic district grant and a modification request for material deconstruction.

• Grant request of $9,805 for stone retaining wall repair at 939 Empire Avenue
• Modification request for material deconstruction at 218 Sandridge Road
• Discussion on external siding materials in Historic Districts
• Discussion on fence locations and types in Historic Residential Zoning Districts
• Review of 2025 General Plan implementation strategies for historic preservation

Recreation Advisory Board

This document is a notice of the annual meeting schedule for the Recreation Advisory Board. It provides the dates, times, and location for regular meetings in 2025.

• Regular meetings held first Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m.
• Meeting location: 1200 Little Kate Road, Park City, Utah

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a special meeting as the Board of Canvassers to certify the official canvasser’s report from the November 4, 2025, municipal general election. The meeting will take place in person at the Marsac Municipal Building, City Council Chambers, and will also be available online via Zoom.

• Consideration to approve Resolution 27-2025 certifying the official canvasser’s report from the November 4, 2025, municipal general election

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to review director and Friends of the Library reports. The agenda includes discussions on education items for fiscal year 2026 and a specific education item regarding grant writing.

• Holiday Campaign for Tile Donor Wall presentation by Margie Schloesser
• Education Items for FY26
• Grant Writing education item presented by Marissa Day

City Council

The Park City Council will meet to discuss a project partnership agreement with Deer Valley Resort and guidelines for the Emergent Community Needs Grant Program. The session also includes a Board of Canvassers meeting to certify the November 4, 2025, municipal election results.

• Resolution 26-2025: Project Partnership Agreement between Park City Municipal Corporation and Deer Valley Resort
• Ordinance No. 2025-22: Acceptance of public improvements for Park City Heights, Phase 4 Development Project
• Ordinance No. 2025-19: Proposed rezoning of approximately 70 acres to Bonanza Park Mixed-Use District
• Encroachment Agreement for a fence at 1304 Park Avenue
• Guidelines for the Emergent Community Needs Grant Program

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a proposal to rezone approximately 70 acres of land. The meeting includes discussion on land management code amendments to create a mixed-use neighborhood.

• Public hearing for rezoning ~70 acres between Park Avenue, Kearns Boulevard, Bonanza Park, and Deer Valley Drive from General Commercial and Light Industrial to Bonanza Park Mixed-Use District
• Proposed enactment of Land Management Code Chapter 15-2.27 to implement the Bonanza Park Small Area Plan
• Proposed updates to Frontage Protection Zone height regulations
• Proposed updates to Chapter 15-6.1 (Affordable Master Planned Development Code) for the new mixed-use district

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will meet to discuss the Olympic Flame sculpture, bus stop amenities, and FY 2026 budgeting. The board will also receive updates on the Creekside Shade Structure and artful bike racks.

• Strategic Planning work session and FY 2026 budgeting
• Olympic Flame sculpture next steps
• Bus Stop Amenities update
• Artful Bike racks RFP (proposals due Jan. 30)
• Creekside Shade Structure installation (complete by Nov. 30)

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a public hearing and take action regarding a material deconstruction modification for a historic structure. One other application regarding a property on Norfolk Avenue has been withdrawn.

• 218 Sandridge Road: Public hearing and action on request to reconstruct 1889 and 1907 roof forms (PL-25-06745)
• 1003 Norfolk Avenue: Application withdrawn for modification to material deconstruction (PL-25-06722)

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will meet in person and online to decide on zoning changes, conditional use permits, and a subdivision for Clark Ranch, as well as extensions for existing affordable housing projects. The meeting will also review the 2025 General Plan implementation and set 2026 meeting dates.

• Parcel PC-SS-121-X (Clark Ranch) zone change from Recreation Open Space to Residential Development Medium for affordable housing
• Parcel PC-SS-121-X (Clark Ranch) three-lot subdivision for 201 dwelling units on 10 acres in Sensitive Land Overlay
• 2200 Monitor Drive: two-year extension of Holiday Village and Parkside Apartments affordable housing approval to May 15, 2028
• 384 Woodside Avenue: steep slope conditional use permit for 2,465 sq ft single-family dwelling
• 368 Woodside Avenue: steep slope conditional use permit for 3,915 sq ft single-family dwelling

City Council

The City Council will participate in an audit of ballot batches designated by the State of Utah for Summit County. This process covers the 2025 general election for multiple municipalities, including Park City.

• Audit of ballot batches for the 2025 general election

City Council

The Park City Council will discuss funding for affordable housing and the Clark Ranch Conservation Easement. The meeting includes a work session on U.S. 40 planning and senior center design, as well as several contract approvals.

• Appropriation of $754,497 for EngineHouse Affordable Housing Development
• Adoption of the Clark Ranch Conservation Easement
• Contract amendment for Christian Center of Park City to increase food assistance funding by $60,000
• Contract for Emily Miquelon not to exceed $4,000 for Community Center playground design
• Extension of negotiation clause with Wadsworth Acquisitions, LLC for an indoor pickleball facility

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board meeting scheduled for November 5, 2025, has been canceled.

Recreation Advisory Board

The Park City Recreation Advisory Board will hold its regular monthly meeting on November 4, 2025, at the Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center. The board will discuss communications updates, consider approval of October meeting minutes, review new business including an ice arena update and naming of a community center, and receive project updates on stadium field lights, City Park Community Center, and PCMARC Pools.

• Consideration to approve October meeting minutes
• Ice Arena Update
• Naming of Community Center
• Installation of Stadium Field Lights
• City Park Community Center Project Update

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will meet to elect officers and discuss community needs. The body will also review draft guidelines for the Emergent Community Needs Grant Program.

• Emergent Community Needs Grant Program draft guidelines
• Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee officer election
• Discussion of nonprofit community needs and committee site visits
• Approval of July 30, 2025 meeting minutes

City Council

The Park City Council will discuss design preferences for the Bonanza 5-Acre Site redevelopment and determine dates for the 2026 Park Silly Sunday Market. The meeting includes reports on transportation grants and the Bus Rapid Transit project.

• Contract amendment with Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker, LLC not to exceed $157,500 (total value not to exceed $222,950) for permitting and licensing system support
• Discussion and possible action on Bonanza 5-Acre Site Redevelopment design and strategy
• Consideration to approve 2026 Park Silly Sunday Market dates
• Resolution No. 22-2025 declaring November 1, 2025, as 'Extra Mile Day'
• Resolution No. 23-2025 declaring November 2025 as Alzheimer's Awareness Month

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on October 22, 2025, to discuss and vote on several zoning changes, conditional use permits, and subdivision proposals. The meeting will include public hearings on residential developments on steep slopes, trailhead extensions, affordable housing zone changes, and temporary tent installations for a ski resort.

• 384 Woodside Ave: Steep slope conditional use permit for 2,465 sq ft single-family home (PL-25-06608)
• 368 Woodside Ave: Steep slope conditional use permit for 3,915 sq ft single-family home (PL-25-06609)
• Mid-Mountain Trailhead: Conditional use permit extension to complete construction by June 30, 2026 (PL-25-06709)
• Clark Ranch (PC-SS-121-X): Zone change from Recreation Open Space to Residential Medium for affordable housing (PL-25-06656)
• 7600 Royal St: Temporary tent installation at Silver Lake Lodge for Deer Valley Resort winter season (PL-25-06689)

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will hold a work session on strategic planning and deliberate on a procurement request for playground surfacing. The board will also receive updates on several art installations and a bike rack RFP.

• Strategic Planning work session
• Community Center Playground Surfacing RFP deliberation (Closed Session)
• Creekside Shade Structure installation
• Artful Bike racks RFP release scheduled for November
• EmPOWERment Boxes Phase III repairs

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a public hearing to decide whether to authorize a $754,497 payment to JF ENGINEHOUSE PARTNERS, LLC for soil dump fees to support an affordable housing project at 1875 Homestake Drive. The hearing takes place at 5:30 p.m. on October 16, 2025, in the Council Chambers at 445 Marsac Avenue, Park City, Utah.

• $754,497 payment to JF ENGINEHOUSE PARTNERS, LLC for soil dump fees
• Affordable housing project at 1875 Homestake Drive
• Public hearing at 445 Marsac Avenue, Park City, Utah
• Study available for public inspection per Utah Code Section 10-8-2

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss water fund revenue, waste and recycling code proposals, and vote on several items including a $754,497 appropriation for the EngineHouse affordable housing project. The meeting will also consider professional services agreements with historical organizations and a construction contract for a police department parking lot expansion.

• $754,497 appropriation for EngineHouse Affordable Housing Project with public hearing and action
• $116,812 four-year agreement with Park City Museum for historical services
• $200,000 agreement with Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History for Thaynes Mine Complex restoration
• $194,000 construction contract with Woodward Co. to expand Park City Police Department parking lot
• Consideration of Resolution 21-2025 to amend fee schedule with public hearing and action

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will meet to conduct routine business including approving minutes, receiving reports, and reviewing a new circulation policy for approval. The board will also hear an educational presentation about 'The Mine' project at Park City High School.

• Circulation Policy - For Review and Approval
• 'The Mine' at Park City High School - Matthews (education item)

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss design and strategy preferences for the Bonanza 5-Acre Site Redevelopment. The meeting includes a public input session and will be held in person at the Marsac Municipal Building, with options for virtual attendance.

• Discuss Design and Strategy Preferences for the Bonanza 5-Acre Site Redevelopment
• Public Input session on redevelopment plans

City Council

The Park City City Council has cancelled its regular meeting scheduled for October 9, 2025. A special meeting has been set for October 16, 2025, at 5:30 PM at 445 Marsac Avenue, Park City, UT 84060.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session to discuss goals and strategies for the 2025 General Plan. The body will also consider a subdivision plat for Iron Canyon Drive and a conditional use permit for Woodside Avenue.

• Subdivision Final Plat for a 1.74-acre single-family lot at Parcel SS-104-B, Iron Canyon Drive
• Steep Slope Conditional Use Permit for a rear addition at 405 Woodside Avenue
• Proposed Land Management Code amendments to comply with Utah Code regarding applications and noticing
• Zone change and subdivision request for 201 dwelling units at Clark Ranch (Parcel PC-SS-121-X), continued to October 22, 2025
• Work session on 2025 General Plan implementation strategies for 2026

City Council

The Park City City Council posted a public notice detailing early voting locations and hours for the 2025 Municipal General Election. In-person early voting will be available at Summit County Courthouse and Quinn’s Health Department in Park City from October 29 to November 1, 2025.

• Early voting at Summit County Courthouse, 60 North Main Street, Coalville, UT (Wed-Fri 8am-4pm, Sat 8am-1pm)
• Early voting at Quinn’s Health Department, 650 Round Valley Drive, Park City, UT (Wed-Fri 8am-1pm, Sat 8am-1pm)
• Ballot-marking devices with accessible features available at all locations
• Virtual public comment option via Zoom or eComment for City Council meetings

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss updates on several city projects. The board will also consider approving the meeting minutes from September.

• Installation of Stadium Field Lighting project update
• City Park Community Center project update
• PCMARC Pools project update
• YRAB Update

City Council

This notice provides information regarding voting locations and eligibility for the 2025 Municipal General Election. It lists polling sites for Summit County voters, including Park City, Coalville, and surrounding entities.

• Election Day voting on November 4, 2025, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
• Voting location: Quinn's Health Department, 650 Round Valley Drive, Park City
• Voting location: Coalville City Hall, 10 North Main, Coalville
• Voting location: Summit County Courthouse Clerk's Office, 60 North Main Street, Coalville
• Election includes Coalville City, Francis City, Henefer Town, Kamas City, Oakley City, Park City, Service Area #3, West Hills Incorporation, and the North Summit School Bond

City Council

The Park City City Council issued a public notice listing 24-hour ballot drop box locations for the November 4, 2025 election. Residents can drop ballots at multiple sites including Park City Library, Summit County Courthouse, and Quinn’s Health Department.

• Ballot drop boxes available 24/7 at Park City Library (1255 Park Ave), Summit County Courthouse (60 N Main St, Coalville), and Quinn’s Health Department (650 Round Valley Dr)
• Additional drop boxes at Oakley City Hall, Francis City Hall, Summit County Library branches, and The Market at Park City (1500 Snow Creek Dr)
• Ballots must be dropped by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day (Nov 4, 2025)
• Virtual public comment options available via Zoom or eComment for City Council meetings

City Council

The City Council has issued a public notice regarding property and evidence items from closed cases with unresponsive owners. Residents may claim items if they provide proof of ownership and eligibility. Items not claimed within 8 days of the notice will be disposed of per Utah law.

• Notice for unclaimed electronics, wallets, jewelry, firearms, bicycles, and skateboards

Historic Preservation Board

The Park City Historic Preservation Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss and take action on three items: deconstruction of a historic structure at 405 Woodside Avenue, deconstruction of the Silver King Coalition Mine Stores Building, and a modification to a design review final action letter for 180 Daly Avenue. The meeting will include public hearings and potential votes on these proposals.

• 405 Woodside Avenue - Material Deconstruction (PL-25-06510)
• Silver King Coalition Mine Stores Building - Material Deconstruction (PL-25-06665)
• 180 Daly Avenue - Historic District Design Review Modification (PL-25-06671)

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on September 24, 2025, at the Marsac Municipal Building. The agenda includes public hearings on zoning-related cases, a proposed flood damage municipal code amendment, and a land management code update. No major decisions are scheduled; most items are continuations or discussions.

• 322 Main Street - Plat Amendment for historic site in Historic Commercial Business Zoning District (PL-25-06637)
• 384 Woodside Avenue - Steep slope conditional use permit for 2,465 sq ft single-family dwelling (PL-25-06608)
• 368 Woodside Avenue - Steep slope conditional use permit for 3,915 sq ft single-family dwelling (PL-25-06609)
• FEMA Municipal Code Amendment to Chapter 11-16 Flood Damage (GI-25-00569)
• Clark Ranch (PC-SS-121-X) - Zone change and 201-unit affordable housing development proposal (PL-25-06656)

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will meet to approve minutes, receive reports, and discuss artificial intelligence in library services.

• Approval of August 20, 2025 minutes
• Friends of the Library report
• Education item on AI and Libraries
• Library Board Subcommittee updates

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on September 10, 2025, to discuss land-use decisions including a zone change for Clark Ranch to allow affordable housing, a draft General Plan update, and minor modifications to trailhead parking and animal permits. The meeting includes a site visit at Clark Ranch and public hearings on specific proposals.

• Zone change for Clark Ranch (PC-SS-121-X) from Recreation Open Space to allow 201 affordable dwelling units under a Master Planned Development
• Review and potential recommendation on the Draft 2025 General Plan for City Council consideration
• Modification to Mid-Mountain Trailhead Conditional Use Permit to reduce parking from 29 to 23 spaces for a bus stop
• Conditional Use Permit request for raising one mini horse and one mini donkey at 2291 Lucky John Drive
• Approval of August 27, 2025 Planning Commission meeting minutes

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will review updates on several city art projects and discuss future plans for bike racks and bus stops. The board will also hold a closed session to deliberate on a procurement request.

• Discussion of Artful Bike racks
• Discussion of Bus Stop Phase II and chair lifts
• Update on emPOWERment Boxes, including a re-wrap near Fresh Market and a new box on Deer Valley Drive
• Closed session for Community Center Playground Surfacing RFP
• Update on MARC Artistic Pool fencing contract for Spring 2026 installation

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board meeting scheduled for September 8, 2025, has been canceled.

Recreation Advisory Board

The Park City Recreation Advisory Board will hold its regular monthly meeting in person at the Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center and online via Zoom. The board will discuss city parks oversight, a public-private pickleball facility update, and approve past meeting minutes. Project updates on the Community Center and PCMARC Pools are also scheduled.

• City Parks Review: Explanation of Oversite and Maintenance
• Update: Public Private Pickleball Facility
• Consideration to Approve the RAB Meeting Minutes from June & August
• Project Updates: Community Center and PCMARC Pools

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session on a proposed mixed-use development and updates to traffic impact guidelines. The body will also hold public hearings to decide on conditional use permits for telecommunications and infrastructure netting.

• 1500 Kearns Boulevard: Proposed mixed-use development with 113 units (99 market rate, 14 affordable) and 11,536 sq ft of commercial space
• 1884 Three Kings Drive: Conditional use permit for netting along Thaynes Pathway and at a water treatment plant
• Parcel PC-SS-88: Conditional use permit for a freestanding telecommunications facility
• 340 Main Street: Conditional use permit modification for roof telecommunications equipment upgrades
• Land Management Code: Work session on Traffic Impact Study Guidelines and Transportation Demand Management

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will hold its regular meeting on August 20, 2025, at 12:00 PM in Room 201 of the Park City Library, 1255 Park Avenue. The board will review the July 16 minutes, hear reports from staff and the Friends of the Library, and discuss FY26 subcommittee assignments, an ILMS dissolution plan, and board education items.

• FY26 Library Board Subcommittee Assignments, Overview of Goals, Roles, Process
• ILMS Dissolution & Advocacy Plan
• Brainstorm Board Education Items
• Sorter Demonstration

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will review several requests for variances from land management codes regarding parking, porch depth, and structure height. The meeting includes a swearing-in ceremony for Ginny Schulman.

• 560 Deer Valley Drive: Variance request to construct a parking area in front of a historic residential site
• 243 Woodside Avenue: Variance request to extend a front porch depth from 6 feet to 9 feet 11 inches
• 1884 Three Kings Drive: Variance request to increase height from 28 feet to 50 feet for nets at the water treatment plant and Thaynes Pathway
• Parcel PC-SS-88: Variance request to increase height from 28 feet to 76 feet and allow a 5.02-square-foot panel antenna

Planning Commission

The Park City Council and Planning Commission will hold a special joint work session. The body will review and provide input on draft recommendations for the updated General Plan.

• Review of draft recommendations for the Updated General Plan (PL-24-06358)

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on August 13, 2025, to discuss and take action on nine land-use items. These include plat amendments, conditional use permits, subdivisions, and master planned development modifications for single-family homes, condominiums, and multi-unit dwellings across Park City.

• 301 Marsac Ave: Plat amendment and steep slope conditional use permit for a new single-family dwelling (PL-23-05947, PL-23-05946)
• 1485 Empire Ave: Condominium plat amendment to add 259 sq ft to Unit 512 (PL-25-06579)
• 1127 Woodside Ave: Plat amendment to increase building footprint from 2,100 to 2,461 sq ft (PL-24-06317)
• 9401 Marsac Ave: Guardsman Subdivision to create three lots and open space for Mid-Mountain Trailhead (PL-25-06547)
• 8946 Marsac Ave: Argus (R-5) Subdivision for four dwelling units and master planned development modification (PL-25-06523, PL-25-06522)

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will discuss several city art projects and budget updates. The board is scheduled to vote on a color adjustment for Elizabeth Peterkort's bus stop shelter design.

• Vote on proposed color adjustment for Elizabeth Peterkort's bus stop shelter design
• Discussion of Olympic Torch repairs, budget needs, and 2027/2028 re-siting
• Update on MARC Artistic Pool fencing contracting for Spring 2026 installation
• Update on Community Center RFP and August 14 ribbon cutting ceremony
• Creekside Shade Structure contract amendment and October installation

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a public hearing regarding a proposal to restore a site to its 1900 form. The board will also conduct a work session on land management code standards for residential infill and historic additions.

• Public hearing and action on material deconstruction of an accessory structure at 1109 Park Avenue (PL-25-06546)
• Work session on Land Management Code Sections 15-13-2 and 15-13-8 regarding materials for new residential infill and additions to historic structures
• Work session on Land Management Code Section 15-11-6(E) regarding the establishment of an advisory committee

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will conduct board orientation and appoint a Chair and Vice Chair. The board will also review updates on tennis and pickleball planning and various capital projects.

• Appointment of Board Chair and Vice Chair
• 2025-26 Subcommittee Recommended Plan for Tennis & Pickleball
• Capital project update for the Community Center
• Capital project update for PCMARC Pools
• Capital project update for Stadium Field Lighting

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will meet to review performance evaluations for public service contracts. The committee will also discuss grants for emergent community needs.

• Discussion of Public Service Contract Performance and Evaluations
• Discussion of Emergent Community Needs Grants
• Approval of March 26, 2025 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to provide input on draft recommendations for the updated General Plan. The body will also consider subdivision and conditional use applications for properties on Twisted Branch Road.

• Review of draft recommendations for the updated General Plan
• 10206 Twisted Branch Road: Proposed 2.83-acre subdivision
• 10206 Twisted Branch Road: Proposed 2,862-square-foot private restaurant and 2,807-square-foot patio
• 9401 Marsac Avenue: Proposed subdivision for three single-family dwellings and a municipal water tank lot
• 301 Marsac Avenue: Proposed 4,103-square-foot single-family dwelling on very steep slopes

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to review and potentially approve the Interlibrary Loan Policy. The session includes the assignment of FY26 subcommittee roles and annual board training.

• Review and approval of Interlibrary Loan Policy
• FY26 Library Board Subcommittee Assignments
• Annual Library Board Training by Herrick Juarez
• Signing of FY25 Annual Ethics Pledge and Disclosure of Personal and Financial Interest statements

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to provide recommendations on the updated General Plan. The body will also discuss a zone change for an affordable housing development and potential land management code amendments.

• Public hearing and possible recommendation for the Updated General Plan (PL-24-06358)
• Proposed zone change from Estate to Light Industrial at 1885 Lower Iron Horse Loop for an affordable master planned development (PL-25-06456)
• Work session on possible amendments to Land Management Code Section 15-1-12.5 Continuations (PL-25-06512)
• Site visit at 1885 Lower Iron Horse Loop Road

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will provide input on draft recommendations for the updated General Plan. The board will also consider a grant request for the Silver King Coalition Mine Building and a project at 405 Woodside Avenue.

• Silver King Coalition Mine Building: Grant request for window cleaning, repair, and security system installation (PL-24-06273)
• General Plan: Review and possible recommendation of Historic Preservation Draft Recommendations (PL-24-06358)
• 405 Woodside Avenue: Public hearing regarding lifting a historic structure for a new foundation and rear addition (PL-25-06532)

Planning Commission

The Park City Council will hold a regular meeting to vote on several contracts and appointments. The session includes a joint work session with the Planning Commission to review the 2025 General Plan draft.

• Contract with Musco Sports Lighting LLC not to exceed $341,739 for sports complex lighting
• Resolution No. 14-2025 adopting the Park City Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
• Amendment for Geneva Rock Products to install the Thaynes Pathway Phase 1 Golf Net
• New sanitary sewer easement for the Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District
• Appointment of David Kleinman and Julian Coffman to the Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use modifications and a major rezoning project. The body is considering a new mixed-use district for Bonanza Park and various permit changes for residential and city facilities.

• Proposed rezone of approximately 70 acres at Bonanza Park to a Mixed-Use District
• Plat amendment for a 3,750-square-foot lot and single-family dwelling at 301 Marsac Avenue
• Proposed 318-square-foot addition to units at 685 and 715 Saddle View Way
• Modification to relocate an accessory building at 1750 Kearns Boulevard
• Proposed construction of nine parking spaces at 2060 Park Avenue (Police Department)

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will meet to elect its leadership for the 2026 fiscal year. The board will also review director and Friends of the Library reports.

• Nomination and vote on Chair for FY26
• Nomination and vote on Vice-Chair for FY26
• Signing of FY25 Annual Ethics Pledge and Disclosure of Personal or Financial Interest statements

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several plat amendments for residential properties. The body is also discussing Land Management Code amendments to create a new mixed-use zoning district for Bonanza Park.

• Bonanza Park: Proposed Land Management Code amendments for a new mixed-use zoning district
• 7 & 11 Red Cloud Trail: Plat amendment to combine lots with a 16,000-square-foot maximum house size
• 1127 Woodside Avenue: Proposed removal of a 2,100-square-foot maximum building footprint note
• 5 Iron Canyon Court: Plat amendment to adjust building pad and allow expansion of non-complying structure
• 2685 Meadow Creek Drive: Modification to shift barn building pad and driveway easement for wetlands compliance

Procurement

The city is seeking competitive trade contractor bids for the construction of a new community center. The project consists of a 15,000 GSF one-story building and associated site improvements.

• Project budget: $16,800,000
• Construction of a 15,000 GSF 1 story community center building
• Bid deadline: June 19, 2025, at 11:00 AM
• General Contractor: Okland Construction

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will discuss progress on several city art projects and review a request for proposals for the Community Center. The board will also follow up on a discussion regarding artful bike racks.

• Bus Stop Shelter progress update
• Creekside Shade Structure and Creekside Bike Park updates
• MARC Pool Fencing timeline update
• Community Center RFP
• Follow-up discussion on artful bike racks

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a public hearing regarding a proposal to deconstruct and reconstruct a landmark historic structure at 176 Main Street. The board will also review draft recommendations for the updated General Plan.

• Public hearing and action on material deconstruction and reconstruction with an addition at 176 Main Street (PL-25-06472)
• Review and possible recommendation of Historic Preservation Draft Recommendations for the Updated General Plan
• Site visit at 176 Main Street at 4:00 PM

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will meet in person at the City Park Bandstand. The board will discuss project updates for the community center and pool replacement.

• Project updates for Pool Replacement
• Project updates for Community Center
• Approval of April City Council meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will meet in person and online to review six land-use applications, including plat amendments for condominiums, duplexes, and townhomes, as well as conditional use permits for additions and recreational facilities. The meeting will also include a work session on the General Plan Update and routine procedural items like minutes approval.

• 1300 Park Avenue condominium plat amendment for historic residential remodel (PL-24-06180)
• 7955 Red Tail Court plat amendment to allow single-family dwelling at Deer Valley (PL-25-06422)
• 233 Norfolk Avenue duplex proposal combining three lots into 4,335 sq ft parcel (PL-25-06448)
• 3995 Quinns Drive condominium plat and townhome development for Phase III (PL-25-06541, PL-25-06460)
• 36 Prospect Avenue historic structure basement addition and accessory building requests (PL-25-06490, PL-25-06469)

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will meet to review and approve the Internet Online Access Policy. The board will also discuss and recommend applicants for Library Board positions to the Council.

• Review and approval of Internet Online Access Policy
• Motion to approve recommended Library Board applicants to Council
• Community Center update from Fisher & Moran

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider recommendations on updates to the Moderate Income Housing Plan, which will become the housing element of the General Plan, and on updates to the APWA and Supplemental Standard Plans and Specifications. They will continue the Bonanza Park Land Management Code amendments and several plat amendments, including a 50-unit condo project and a small deed gap correction. The meeting also includes a chair election and swearing-in of new commissioners.

• Moderate Income Housing Plan update – public hearing and possible recommendation to City Council on June 5
• Bonanza Park Land Management Code amendments for new mixed-use district (continued to June 11)
• 3995 Quinns Drive plat amendment for 50 condominium townhome units (continued to May 28)
• APWA and 2025 Park City Supplemental Standard Plans and Specifications update
• 15 King Road plat amendment to incorporate a 91-square-foot deed gap

Public Art Advisory Board

The Park City Public Art Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to approve April minutes, receive staff and board communications, get an update on the Art Program Manager selection, and discuss artistic bike racks with the Transportation Planner. A possible closed session may occur for purposes allowed under Utah law. No major funding decisions or ordinances are on the agenda.

• Consideration to approve minutes from April 14, 2025
• Update on Art Program Manager selection
• Discussion of Artistic Bike Racks with Transportation Planner Anna Maki
• Possible closed session for real property, litigation, or personnel matters

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold public hearings and vote on three agenda items: deconstructing and reconstructing a landmark structure at 176 Main Street, a historic district grant for exterior repairs at 555 Deer Valley Drive, and finalizing the relocation of a 1904 historic structure at 1455 Woodside Avenue. The board will also elect a chair for a one-year term and swear in new members.

• Public hearing and action on deconstructing a landmark historic structure at 176 Main Street (PL-25-06472)
• Historic District Grant application for minor repairs and painting at 555 Deer Valley Drive (PL-25-06479)
• Ratification of final action letter for relocating the 1904 historic structure at 1455 Woodside Avenue, including creating three lots (PL-23-05777)
• Election of Historic Preservation Board chair for a one-year term

Recreation Advisory Board

The Park City Recreation Advisory Board will hold its regular meeting on May 6, 2025, at the Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center. The agenda includes project updates on the Pool Replacement and Community Center, discussion of RAB recruitment, and consideration of City Council minutes from April. Public input is also scheduled. The meeting is available in person and via Zoom.

• Project update on Pool Replacement
• Project update on Community Center
• RAB recruitment discussion
• Consideration to approve City Council minutes from April
• Public input period for city business not on the agenda

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on several land use applications and a package of Land Management Code amendments. Notable items include conditional use permits for a restaurant and a nightly rental, plat amendments for property combinations and building restrictions, and multiple code changes addressing radon, steep slopes, historic district materials, driveway widths, and state code updates.

• Conditional use permit for 2,862 sq ft restaurant with 2,807 sq ft patio at 10206 Twisted Branch Road
• Plat amendment to combine lots at 7 & 11 Red Cloud Trail, establishing 18,000 sq ft building envelope and 16,000 sq ft max house size
• Nightly rental conditional use permit for single-family dwelling at 747 Rossie Hill Drive
• Plat amendment to remove 2,100 sq ft building footprint restriction at 1127 Woodside Avenue
• Land Management Code amendments covering radon mitigation, steep slope CUPs, historic district materials, driveway widths, and state code updates (mobile vendors, subdivisions)

Library Board

The Library Board will meet to review director statistics and project updates. The agenda includes a specific update regarding the Mawhinney/Senior Center and a report on the Computers in Libraries Conference.

• Mawhinney/Senior Center Update
• Computers in Libraries Conference Report
• Approval of March 19, 2024 minutes

Board of Adjustment

The Park City Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing and vote on a variance request to add 91 square feet to an existing non-conforming lot at 15 King Road, creating a 4,395-square-foot lot for a non-historic single-family dwelling in the Historic Residential-1 (HR-1) district. Other agenda items include approval of minutes from November 2024 meetings and staff/public communications.

• 15 King Road – variance request from 3,750-square-foot max lot size to allow a 4,395-square-foot lot for a single-family dwelling (PL-25-06449)

Public Art Advisory Board

The Park City Public Art Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting on April 14, 2025. The board will discuss a strategic plan, the theme for the Community Center project, and consider approving prior meeting minutes. A closed session is scheduled for procurement deliberation on pool fencing panels at PC MARC.

• Discuss theme for Community Center Project
• Strategic Plan Discussion
• Closed procurement deliberation on Pool Fencing Panels at PC MARC
• Consider approval of March 10, 2025 meeting minutes
• Public comment opportunity for items not on the agenda

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting with public hearings and actions on a plat amendment, two conditional use permits, and a discussion of Land Management Code Amendments for the Bonanza Park Small Area Plan. The most consequential item is the proposed new mixed-use zoning district to implement the Bonanza Park plan, which will later go to the City Council. Also up for action is a conditional use permit for multiple sports fields and facilities at Treasure Mountain Junior High and Park City High School.

• 2685 Meadow Creek Drive: modification to plat amendment to shift building pads and driveway easement per updated wetlands delineation (PL-25-06415)
• 7900 Royal Street: conditional use permit for a vehicle control gate at Double Eagle at Silver Lake Condominiums (PL-25-06392)
• 1750 Kearns Boulevard (schools): conditional use permit for two soccer fields, eight tennis courts, bleachers, batting cages, and other sports facilities (PL-24-06236)
• Bonanza Park: discussion of Land Management Code Amendments for a new mixed-use zoning district to implement the Small Area Plan (PL-24-06302); will return for final recommendation on May 14
• Consideration to approve meeting minutes from March 26, 2025

Historic Preservation Board

The Park City Historic Preservation Board meeting scheduled for April 2, 2025, has been canceled per a notice posted March 3, 2025. No business will be conducted. The next meeting date is not mentioned in the notice.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a special meeting to decide on several plat amendments and subdivisions. Key items include a new parking structure for Snow Park Village and a three-lot subdivision for City Park.

• 2250 Deer Valley Drive South: Proposed condominium plat for a three-level parking structure with up to 1,971 spaces
• 1354 Park Avenue (City Park): Proposed three-lot subdivision and vacation of right-of-way for portions of Eastern Avenue and Calhoun/13th Street
• 2060 Park Avenue: Proposed modification to conditional use permit for eight parking spaces for the Park City Police Department
• 732 Crescent Road: Proposed steep slope conditional use permit to rehabilitate a historic structure and add a basement and rear addition
• Parcels PCA-S-79-C, PCA-S-79-B: Proposed amendment to allow an additional 4-acre tipping site

Recreation Advisory Board

The Park City Recreation Advisory Board will hold its regular monthly meeting, primarily to discuss old business including project updates on the pool replacement and community center. The board will also consider approving the February meeting minutes and receive communications on racquet sports, pickleball, and other recreation topics.

• Consideration to approve meeting minutes from February
• Project update on Pool Replacement
• Project update on Community Center
• Online participation available via Zoom (Meeting ID: 836 4540 4328)

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting on March 26, 2025, at Park City Hall. The committee will discuss public service contract funding allocations for PC Tots and Arts Programs. They will also consider approving the minutes from February 19, 2025, and receive a recognition from Mayor Nann Worel.

• Recognition and appreciation for the committee by Mayor Nann Worel
• Consideration to approve the Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee minutes from February 19, 2025
• Discussion of Public Service Contract Funding Allocations for PC Tots programs
• Discussion of Public Service Contract Funding Allocations for Arts Programs

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider forwarding a recommendation to the City Council on a Land Management Code amendment to allow child care in multiple zones. They will also act on several items including condominium plat amendments at Gilt Edge Circle, a porte cochere at The Chateaux Deer Valley, a major redevelopment at 1800 Park Avenue with 170 hotel/condo units and 60 affordable units, and a modification to the Flagstaff Mountain master planned development for seven residential units.

• Child Care Land Use code amendment forwarded to City Council for June 5, 2025 consideration
• 2411 Gilt Edge Circle — condominium plat amendment converting 145 sq ft to private area A and 518 sq ft to private area B
• 7815 Royal Street (The Chateaux Deer Valley) — porte cochere, drive aisle, van parking, and landscaping
• 1800 Park Avenue — redevelopment with 170 hotel/condo units, 60 affordable units, restaurant/bar, office, coffee shop
• Flagstaff Mountain Master Planned Development — modification to allow seven residential units

Procurement

Park City Procurement is inviting bids for the 2025 Pavement Management Program. This is a bid notice, not a meeting. Bids are due by April 14, 2025.

• Invitation for Bids for the 2025 Pavement Management Program

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, receive reports from the director and Friends of the Library, and discuss project updates. The main action item is a review and approval of a confidentiality policy. An educational overview of Saturday events is also scheduled.

• Approval of minutes from February 19, 2024
• Review and approval of a confidentiality policy (Dohanos)
• Library Board project/activity updates
• Educational overview of Saturday events (Lael)

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and take action on six development proposals, including subdivisions, a condominium plat amendment, and a development agreement ratification. The commission will also discuss recommended Land Management Code amendments to implement the Bonanza Park Small Area Plan through a new mixed-use zoning district, with that item continued to April 9, 2025.

• 176 Main Street - subdivision to create one lot in Historic Residential-2 Zone (PL-24-06337)
• 950 Park Avenue - condominium plat amendment for Park Station Phase 2 pool house footprint (PL-24-06255)
• 1354 Park Avenue (City Park) - ratification of development agreement for Community Center Master Planned Development (PL-24-06246)
• 732 Crescent Road - preliminary subdivision plat and steep slope conditional use permit to lift and rehabilitate a historic landmark structure (PL-22-05223, PL-23-05740)
• Bonanza Park - Land Management Code amendments for new mixed-use zoning district (PL-24-06302, continued to April 9)

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting on March 10, 2025, including a vote on the Library Artwork Update by Mark Maziarz, discussion of proposed code amendments, and consideration of the February 10, 2025, minutes. A closed session may be held for purposes allowed under Utah law, such as real property or litigation discussions.

• Vote on Library Artwork Update (Mark Maziarz)
• Discussion of Proposed Code Amendments
• Board Management Structure discussion
• Consideration of February 10, 2025, minutes
• Possible closed session for real property, litigation, or personnel

Historic Preservation Board

The Park City Historic Preservation Board will hold public hearings and consider actions on four items: modifications to historic windows at 615 Woodside Avenue, relocation of a historic structure at 1455 Woodside Avenue, a material deconstruction revision at 1003 Norfolk Avenue, and a Land Management Code amendment that would remove opacity requirements for new residential infill and establish a process for evaluating non-historic materials in historic districts. The code amendment may receive a recommendation to the Planning Commission for April 23, 2025.

• 615 Woodside Avenue – proposal to modify two historic window openings on a significant historic structure
• 1455 Woodside Avenue – relocation of a 1904 historic structure and removal of a 580-sq-ft 1960s addition to create up to four lots in the Recreation Commercial zone
• 1003 Norfolk Avenue – modification of previously approved material deconstruction to remove a 1941 rear addition, convert accessory building to garage, and construct rear addition on a landmark site
• Land Management Code amendment – remove opacity requirement for new residential infill in historic districts and establish non-historic materials compatibility process

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on February 26, 2025, to consider several conditional use permits and a large-scale master planned development amendment. Major items include a proposed three-level parking garage with up to 1,971 spaces and an underground transit hub at Snow Park Village, as well as a steep slope home, telecom equipment expansion, and a ski lift terminal.

• Snow Park Village Base Area: 13th amendment to Deer Valley Resort master planned development permit and Phase I conditional use permit for a 1,971-space parking garage and underground transit hub
• 2250 Deer Valley Drive South: conditional use permit for Ski Lift 7 bottom terminal, 1,185 sq ft storage building, 1,464 sq ft pumphouse, and re-aligned ski run
• 7720 Royal Street: modification to conditional use permit to expand faux chimneys by 20 sq ft and install telecommunications equipment
• 91 King Road: steep slope conditional use permit for a new single-family dwelling in Historic Residential-Low district
• Snow Park Village subdivision: proposed 24.28-acre lot including Snow Park Lodge and future village

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will hold a regular meeting covering roll call, approval of minutes, and reports from staff and the Friends of the Library. The board will also review project updates and receive an educational presentation on the materials reconsideration process. No formal policy votes are scheduled; the agenda is largely procedural.

• Education item: Reconsideration Process presented by Dohanos
• Approval of minutes from January 15, 2024
• Director's Report & Statistics
• Friends of the Library Report
• Library Board Project/Activity Updates

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to discuss the Emergent Community Needs Grant Program during a work session. The committee will also consider approving minutes from previous meetings on February 3, 4, and 13, 2025. No votes on ordinances or contracts are scheduled.

• Work session to discuss Emergent Community Needs Grant Program
• Consideration to approve meeting minutes from Feb 3, 4, and 13, 2025
• Meeting held in person at City Hall East Conference Room, 445 Marsac Avenue, with virtual option via Zoom

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Park City Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to discuss Public Service Contract Applications. The agenda includes roll call, communications, a work session, and adjournment. No specific dollar amounts or project names are listed.

• Work session to discuss Public Service Contract Applications

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session on the General Plan and a public hearing regarding Land Management Code amendments for the Bonanza Park Small Area Plan. The body will also consider several conditional use permits and zoning extensions.

• Bonanza Park: Proposed Land Management Code amendments for a new mixed-use zoning district
• 3443 Meadows Drive: Conditional use permit for a 12-foot by 50-foot swimming pool
• Parcel PCA-S-79-C: Extension of approval to rezone a six-acre pod to Estate zoning
• Parcels PCA-S-79-C, PCA-S-79-B: Proposed 4-acre tipping site amendment
• 1120 Park Avenue: Conditional use permit for driveway access off Sullivan Road

Public Art Advisory Board

The Park City Public Art Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting on February 10, 2025, taking up voting items on a library artist update and a bus stop artist follow-up. The board will also hear updates on the Community Center project with several consultants, the RFP Pool Fencing, and Arts & Culture Master Planning efforts. A possible closed session is noted for lawful purposes under Utah's Open and Public Meetings Act.

• Voting item: Library Artist Update
• Voting item: Bus Stop Artist Follow-Up
• Community Center Update with Jess Moran, Lisa Benson, Jeff Michalek, and Rhetta McAliff
• RFP Pool Fencing Update
• Arts & Culture Master Planning efforts with Designing Local consultants

Historic Preservation Board

The Park City Historic Preservation Board will hold a public hearing and consider action on a proposal to relocate a 1904 historic structure at 1455 Woodside Avenue, including removing a rear addition and creating up to four lots. The board will also continue a discussion on the Silver King Coalition Mine Stores Building deconstruction to an uncertain date, review nominations for the 2024 Preservation Awards, and conduct work sessions on materials allowed in historic districts and the Thaynes Hoist House roof removal.

• 1455 Woodside Avenue: relocation of 1904 historic structure 14 feet southeast to create up to four lots (PL-23-05777)
• Silver King Coalition Mine Stores Building deconstruction and salvage continued to a date uncertain (PL-25-06386)
• 2025 Preservation Awards: review and select recipients for 2024 awards
• Work session on regulations for residential construction materials and opacity in historic districts
• Update on Thaynes Hoist House roof removal and next rehabilitation steps

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Park City Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a work session to discuss public service contract applications. No decisions or votes are listed on the agenda; the meeting is primarily a discussion item.

• Work session to discuss Public Service Contract Applications

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss the General Plan and review updates on several city projects. The board will also consider the approval of meeting minutes from January.

• General Plan Discussion
• PCMARC Pools project update
• Community Center project update
• Film Studio Lease project update
• Approval of January meeting minutes

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Park City Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to interview applicants for Public Service Contracts and consider approval of minutes from four January meetings. The meeting is open in person and via Zoom.

• Interviews with Public Service Contract Applicants during work session
• Consideration to approve minutes from January 13, 15, 21, and 22, 2025 meetings

Procurement

The Park City Municipal Corporation is inviting bids for the construction of new pools and building renovations at the Municipal Athletic and Recreation Center (MARC). The project includes demolishing existing pools and adding new facilities. Bids are due by February 20, 2025.

• Construction of a 4,500-sf lap pool and 4,600-sf recreation pool
• Addition of a 1,250-sf mechanical room and lifeguard station
• Installation of a spa/hot tub and other mechanical alterations
• Optional pre-bid meeting on February 11, 2025, at 1200 Little Kate Road
• Phase 1 project deadline of December 15, 2025

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to conduct a work session. The primary focus of the meeting is to interview applicants for Public Service Contracts.

• Interviews with Public Service Contract applicants

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting with a work session to interview applicants for public service contracts. Other agenda items include roll call, communications from board and staff, and adjournment.

• Work session: interviews with Public Service Contract Applicants

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will hold a regular meeting on January 15, 2025. The agenda includes a discussion of interlibrary loan fees, the annual report, and a strategic plan annual review. The board will also hear an introduction and project plans from a new librarian.

• Interlibrary Loan Fee Discussion
• Annual Report presentation and discussion
• Strategic Plan Annual Review
• New Librarian Introduction
• New Librarian Projects and Plans - education item

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a work session to discuss the Public Service Contract Evaluation Process and conduct interviews with applicants for public service contracts. No votes or decisions are expected; the meeting is focused on discussion and interviews.

• Discussion of Public Service Contract Evaluation Process
• Interviews with Public Service Contract applicants

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Park City Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting on January 13, 2025. They will consider adopting Resolution 01-2025 to authorize electronic meeting participation, approve minutes from November 4, 2024, and conduct interviews with Public Service Contract applicants. No budget numbers or funding amounts are specified in the agenda.

• Consideration to adopt Resolution 01-2025 governing use of electronic meetings
• Consideration to approve minutes from November 4, 2024
• Work session including interviews with Public Service Contract applicants

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will meet to review updates on various city art installations. The board will discuss artist responses for bus stop art and a specific piece by Mark Maziarz for the library.

• Discussion of Mark Maziarz's artwork for the library
• Update on artist responses and locations for bus stop art
• Review of artwork panel placement for pool fencing
• Confirmation of 'Surroundings' panel installation at the library
• Consideration of December 2, 2024 meeting minutes

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss updates on several city projects and court allocations. The board will also consider the approval of November City Council meeting minutes.

• Court Allocation Sub-Committee update
• PCMARC Pools project update
• Community Center project update
• Film Studio Lease project update

Recreation Advisory Board

This meeting is a procedural update where the Recreation Advisory Board will adopt its 2025 regular meeting schedule. No substantive decisions or discussions are listed beyond the schedule itself.

• Approval of 2025 regular meeting dates: first Tuesday each month at 1200 Little Kate Road, 6 p.m., with no meetings in March and July.

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a public hearing and consider action on a proposal to relocate a 1904 significant historic structure at 1455 Woodside Avenue. The plan includes removing a 580-square-foot 1960s rear addition, restoring a historic porch, and moving the structure 14 feet southeast to create up to four lots in the Recreation Commercial zoning district.

• 1455 Woodside Avenue – relocation of 1904 historic structure, including removal of 1960s addition and restoration of historic porch
• Proposed relocation of the historic structure 14 feet southeast to allow creation of up to four lots
• Public hearing and board action on application PL-23-05777

Historic Preservation Board

This notice establishes the regular meeting schedule for the Park City Historic Preservation Board for 2025, but does not include any specific agenda items. Meetings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month at 5:00 PM at the Marsac Municipal Building, unless there is no quorum, no pending business, or a holiday. Separate agendas for each meeting will be posted 24 hours in advance.

• No specific business items on this agenda; annual schedule notice only.
• 2025 meeting dates include January 6, February 5, March 5, April 2, May 7, June 4, June 30, August 6, September 8, October 1, November 5, December 3.
• Meetings at 445 Marsac Ave, Park City, UT 84060.
• Electronic participation allowed per Utah Code; written agendas posted separately.